Real Estate Credit Investments Investor Day at Cheyne Capital

Real Estate Credit Investments

Real Estate Credit Investments Ltd (LON:RECI), a non-cellular company incorporated in Guernsey, has announced that its Investment Manager Cheyne Capital LLP will hold a RECI investor day at their offices on Thursday 27th June 2024.

The day will comprise of the following agenda:

‒    Review of RECI 2024 Annual Report – Ravi Stickney will provide a detailed analysis of the current portfolio, macro-outlook, and forward-looking strategy for the fund

‒    Case study of a development senior loan

‒    Introduction to the wider Cheyne Real Estate team supporting Real Estate Credit Investments

‒    Lunch at Cheyne offices

Please email RECIIR@cheynecapital.com to register your attendance. A detailed agenda will be provided prior to the day.

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